Hind Rajab Foundation’s formal complaint against the European Investment Bank (EIB) regarding its financial ties to Israeli war crimes has progressed to the assessment phase within the EIB’s Complaints Mechanism. This development is seen as a significant political and legal milestone, emphasizing the accountability of European institutions under international law. The complaint, filed on June 20, seeks to suspend EIB’s investments exceeding €1 billion in entities linked to illegal Israeli settlements. The EIB is now tasked with evaluating whether its dealings violate its own standards or EU law.
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